Do not build fortresses to protect yourself. Isolation is dangerous.
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Do not build fortresses to protect yourself. Isolation is dangerous.

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Law of Isolation 1. The mechanisms of reproductive Isolation are a collection of evolutionary mechanisms, behaviours and physiological processes critical for speciation. 2. They prevent members of different species from producing offspring , or ensure that any offspring are sterile. 3. These barriers maintain the integrity of a species by reducing gene flow between related species. - - - Law #10 "Our ecological emergency demands proactive choices, not reactive sideswipes". Timothy Morton - - - #law18 #selfisolation (at Protea North Kasi Lama Kasi) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bra-oCMHsRR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=himgzqg8887a
New student recruits experience Queen’s Law
One of the best ways to know if a law school is a good fit is to meet its community members. JD students offered admission to Queen’s Law starting in September did exactly that at two recent on-campus events and they will have more opportunities at receptions across Canada this spring.
On March 6, faculty, staff and current students enthusiastically greeted potential Law’18 candidates at Welcome Day, the school’s open house filled with activities to show what it’s like to be a Queen’s Law student for a day. The new recruits learned about the curriculum offerings and career paths for several areas of law with faculty, students and alumni, and also about the school’s vast array of international opportunities. At an information fair, Faculty and University representatives answered their questions on programs and services from clinical programs to financial assistance. The day ended with student-guided tours of Macdonald Hall and the opportunity to ask more questions on what it’s really like to be a student here.
For Lawrencia, because I can't find your ask box :)
So first you start with your base color and just paint them normally. You pick the nail(s) that you want to do, and put dots/heart shapes on top after it has had a chance to dry. Then grab a bobby pin or a toothpick or something and use it to put the black (or whatever color) edges around in "C" shapes sort of. Make them kinda uneven to make them look more real, and then do spots that don't have color in them, they're just the C shape. Then like little dots around. It's pretty easy to do, just takes time and patience :)